def _test_mesh(show=True):
from weakly_admissable_meshes import polar_wam, box_wam
from util.plot import Plot
p = Plot("Weakly admissable mesh")
p.add("Polar", *(polar_wam(8).T), color=p.color(0))
p.add("Box", *(box_wam(8).T), color=p.color(1))
if show: p.show(width=1000*.7, height=900*.7, append=True)
def test_random_cdf(display=True):
if not display: return
from util.plot import Plot
p = Plot("")
for nodes in range(1, 100):
f = cdf()
p.add_func(f"Random PDF {nodes}",
f.derivative,
f(),
color=p.color(nodes - 1),
group=nodes)
# p.add(f"Points {nodes}", *list(zip(*f.nodes)),
# color=p.color(nodes-1,alpha=.3), group=nodes)
p.show(show=False)
print()
p = Plot("")
for nodes in range(1, 30):
f = cdf(nodes=nodes)
p.add_func(f"Random {nodes} node CDF",
f,
f(),
color=p.color(nodes - 1),
group=nodes)
p.add(f"Points {nodes}",
*list(zip(*f.nodes)),
color=p.color(nodes - 1, alpha=.3),
group=nodes)
p.show(append=True)
def test_support(
model,
low=0,
upp=1,
plot_points=3000,
p=None,
fun=lambda x: 3 * x[0] + .5 * np.cos(8 * x[0]) + np.sin(5 * x[-1]),
N=20,
D=2,
random=True,
seed=0):
# Force D to be 2
D = 2
np.random.seed(seed)
# Generate x points
if random:
x = np.random.random(size=(N, D))
else:
N = int(round(N**(1 / D)))
x = np.array(
[r.flatten() for r in np.meshgrid(*[np.linspace(0, 1, N)] * D)]).T
# Calculate response values
y = np.array([fun(v) for v in x])
# Fit the model to the points
model.fit(x, y)
# Generate the plot
from util.plotly import Plot
if type(p) == type(None): p = Plot()
p.add("Training Points", *x.T, color=p.color(len(x)))
for i in range(len(x)):
name = f"{i+1}"
p.add(name, [x[i][0]], [x[i][1]], group=name)
def supported(pt):
pts, wts = model.points_and_weights(pt)
return (i in pts)
p.add_region(name + " region",
supported,
*([(low - .1, upp + .1)] * D),
color=p.color(p.color_num),
group=name,
plot_points=plot_points,
show_in_legend=False)
# p.add_func(str(model), model, *([(low-.1,upp+.1)]*D),
# plot_points=plot_points, vectorized=True)
return p, x, y
def _test_mpca(display=False):
if display:
print()
print("-" * 70)
print("Begin tests for 'mpca'")
GENERATE_APPROXIMATIONS = True
BIG_PLOTS = False
SHOW_2D_POINTS = False
import random
# Generate some points for testing.
np.random.seed(4) # 4
random.seed(0) # 0
rgen = np.random.RandomState(1) # 10
n = 100
points = (rgen.rand(n, 2) - .5) * 2
# points *= np.array([.5, 1.])
# Create some testing functions (for learning different behaviors)
funcs = [
lambda x: x[1], # Linear on y
lambda x: abs(x[0] + x[1]), # "V" function on 1:1 diagonal
lambda x: abs(2 * x[0] + x[1]), # "V" function on 2:1 diagonal
lambda x: x[0]**2, # Quadratic on x
lambda x: (x[0] + x[1])**2, # Quadratic on 1:1 diagonal
lambda x: (2 * x[0] + x[1])**3, # Cubic on 2:1 diagonal
lambda x: (x[0]**3), # Cubic on x
lambda x: rgen.rand(), # Random function
]
# Calculate the response values associated with each function.
responses = np.vstack(tuple(tuple(map(f, points)) for f in funcs)).T
# Reduce to just the first function
choice = 3
func = funcs[choice]
response = responses[:, choice]
# Run the princinple response analysis function.
components, values = mpca(points, response)
values /= np.sum(values)
conditioner = np.matmul(components, np.diag(values))
if display:
print()
print("Components")
print(components)
print()
print("Values")
print(values)
print()
print("Conditioner")
print(conditioner)
print()
components = np.array([[1.0, 0.], [0., 1.]])
values = normalize_error(np.matmul(points, components.T), response,
abs_diff)
values /= np.sum(values)
if display:
print()
print()
print("True Components")
print(components)
print()
print("True Values")
print(values)
print()
# Generate a plot of the response surfaces.
from util.plot import Plot, multiplot
if display: print("Generating plots of source function..")
# Add function 1
p1 = Plot()
p1.add("Points", *(points.T), response, opacity=.8)
p1.add_func("Surface", func, [-1, 1], [-1, 1], plot_points=100)
if GENERATE_APPROXIMATIONS:
from util.approximate import NearestNeighbor, Delaunay, condition
p = Plot()
# Add the source points and a Delaunay fit.
p.add("Points", *(points.T), response, opacity=.8)
p.add_func("Truth", func, [-1, 1], [-1, 1])
# Add an unconditioned nearest neighbor fit.
model = NearestNeighbor()
model.fit(points, response)
p.add_func("Unconditioned Approximation",
model, [-1, 1], [-1, 1],
mode="markers",
opacity=.8)
# Generate a conditioned approximation
model = condition(NearestNeighbor, method="MPCA")()
model.fit(points, response)
p.add_func("Best Approximation",
model, [-1, 1], [-1, 1],
mode="markers",
opacity=.8)
if display: p.plot(show=False, height=400, width=650)
if display: print("Generating metric principle components..")
# Return the between vectors and the differences between those points.
def between(x, y, unique=True):
vecs = []
diffs = []
for i1 in range(x.shape[0]):
start = i1 + 1 if unique else 0
for i2 in range(start, x.shape[0]):
if (i1 == i2): continue
vecs.append(x[i2] - x[i1])
diffs.append(y[i2] - y[i1])
return np.array(vecs), np.array(diffs)
# Plot the between slopes to verify they are working.
# Calculate the between slopes
vecs, diffs = between(points, response)
vec_lengths = np.sqrt(np.sum(vecs**2, axis=1))
between_slopes = diffs / vec_lengths
bs = ((vecs.T / vec_lengths) * between_slopes).T
# Extrac a random subset for display
size = 100
random_subset = np.arange(len(bs))
rgen.shuffle(random_subset)
bs = bs[random_subset[:size], :]
# Normalize the between slopes so they fit on the plot
max_bs_len = np.max(np.sqrt(np.sum(bs**2, axis=1)))
bs /= max_bs_len
# Get a random subset of the between slopes and plot them.
p2 = Plot("", "Metric PCA on Z", "")
p2.add("Between Slopes", *(bs.T), color=p2.color(4, alpha=.4))
if SHOW_2D_POINTS:
# Add the points and transformed points for demonstration.
new_pts = np.matmul(np.matmul(conditioner, points),
np.linalg.inv(components))
p2.add("Original Points", *(points.T))
p2.add("Transformed Points", *(new_pts.T), color=p2.color(6, alpha=.7))
# Add the principle response components
for i, (vec, m) in enumerate(zip(components, values)):
vec = vec * m
p2.add(f"PC {i+1}", [0, vec[0]], [0, vec[1]], mode="lines")
ax, ay = (vec / sum(vec**2)**.5) * 3
p2.add_annotation(f"{m:.2f}", vec[0], vec[1])
p3 = Plot("", "PCA on X", "")
p3.add("Points", *(points.T), color=p3.color(4, alpha=.4))
# Add the normal principle components
components, values = pca(points)
values /= np.sum(values)
for i, (vec, m) in enumerate(zip(components, values)):
vec = vec * m
p3.add(f"PC {i+1}", [0, vec[0]], [0, vec[1]], mode="lines")
ax, ay = (vec / sum(vec**2)**.5) * 3
p3.add_annotation(f"{m:.2f}", vec[0], vec[1])
if BIG_PLOTS:
if display: p1.plot(file_name="source_func.html", show=False)
if display: p2.plot(append=True, x_range=[-8, 8], y_range=[-5, 5])
else:
# Make the plots (with manual ranges)
p1 = p1.plot(html=False, show_legend=False)
p2 = p2.plot(html=False,
x_range=[-1, 1],
y_range=[-1, 1],
show_legend=False)
p3 = p3.plot(html=False,
x_range=[-1, 1],
y_range=[-1, 1],
show_legend=False)
# Generate the multiplot of the two side-by-side figures
if display: multiplot([p1, p2, p3], height=126, width=650, append=True)
if display: print("-" * 70)
print()
print("Values")
print(values)
print()
print("Conditioner")
print(conditioner)
print()
# Generate a plot of the response surfaces.
from util.plot import Plot, multiplot
print("Generating plots of source function..")
# Add function 1
p1 = Plot(font_family="times")
p1.add("Points", *(points.T), response, opacity=.8)
p1.add_func("Surface", func, [-1,1], [-1,1], plot_points=1000, color=p1.color(1))
if GENERATE_APPROXIMATIONS:
from util.algorithms import NearestNeighbor
model = NearestNeighbor()
model.fit(points, response)
p1.add_func("Unconditioned Approximation", model, [-1,1], [-1,1],
mode="markers", opacity=.8)
# Generate a conditioned approximation
model = NearestNeighbor()
model.fit(np.matmul(points, conditioner), response)
approx = lambda x: model(np.matmul(x, conditioner))
p1.add_func("Best Approximation", approx, [-1,1], [-1,1],
mode="markers", opacity=.8)
if (data_name == "yelp") and (a != "KNN10"): continue
if (data_name == "mnist") and (a != "KNN1"): continue
if (data_name == "cifar") and (a != "KNN10"): continue
# Break up data by dimension
y_axis = "Count" if data_name == "yelp" else ""
p = Plot("",
data_name + " errors",
y_axis,
font_size=20,
font_family="times")
plots.append(p)
for method in ("MPCA", "PCA"):
for dim in dims:
# Color by method
if method not in colors:
colors[method] = p.color(len(colors))
color = colors[method]
# Reduce data
d = all_data[all_data["Data"] == data_name]
d = d[d["Method"] == method]
d = d[d["Sample Ratio"] == sample_ratio]
d = d[d["Algorithm"] == a]
d = d[d["Dimension"] == dim]
# Skip empty data sets.
if len(d) == 0: continue
# cdf = cdf_fit_func(d[0,"Errors"])
# p.add_func(method+"-"+a+"-"+str(dim), cdf, cdf(), group=d)
plot_name = method #+"-"+a+"-"+str(dim)
show = (dim == dims[0]) and (data_name == "yelp")
if data_name == "yelp":
# ==============================================
# Display the boxes that were computed
# ==============================================
p = Plot()
# Get the extreme points.
min_x = np.min(x[:,0]) - .1
max_x = np.max(x[:,0]) + .1
min_y = np.min(x[:,1]) - .1
max_y = np.max(x[:,1]) + .1
# Get the box edges (about the centers).
boxes = model.box_sizes.T
boxes[:,0] = np.where(boxes[:,0] != -1, boxes[:,0], min_x)
boxes[:,1] = np.where(boxes[:,1] != -1, boxes[:,1], min_y)
boxes[:,2] = np.where(boxes[:,2] != -1, boxes[:,2], max_x)
boxes[:,3] = np.where(boxes[:,3] != -1, boxes[:,3], max_y)
# Add boxes to plot.
for i,(pt,bounds) in enumerate(zip(x, boxes)):
shifts = np.array([[- boxes[i,0], - boxes[i, 1]],
[ boxes[i,2], - boxes[i, 1]],
[ boxes[i,2], boxes[i, 3]],
[- boxes[i,0], boxes[i, 3]],
[- boxes[i,0], - boxes[i, 1]] ])
box = (pt + shifts)
p.add(f"Box {i+1}", *(box.T), color=p.color(i), mode="lines")
for i,(pt,bounds) in enumerate(zip(x, boxes)):
p.add("", [pt[0]], [pt[1]], color=p.color(i), show_in_legend=False)
p.show(append=True)
exit()
def modes(data, confidence=.99, tol=1/1000):
from util.optimize import zero
num_samples = len(data)
error = 2*samples(num_samples, confidence=confidence)
cdf = cdf_fit(data, fit="cubic")
print("error: ",error)
# Find all of the zeros of the derivative (mode centers / dividers)
checks = np.linspace(cdf.min, cdf.max, np.ceil(1/tol))
second_deriv = cdf.derivative.derivative
deriv_evals = second_deriv(checks)
modes = [i for i in range(1, len(deriv_evals)) if
(deriv_evals[i-1] * deriv_evals[i] <= 0) and
(deriv_evals[i-1] >= deriv_evals[i])]
antimodes = [i for i in range(1, len(deriv_evals)) if
(deriv_evals[i-1] * deriv_evals[i] <= 0) and
(deriv_evals[i-1] < deriv_evals[i])]
# Compute exact modes and antimodes using a zero-finding function.
modes = [zero(second_deriv, checks[i-1], checks[i]) for i in modes]
antimodes = [zero(second_deriv, checks[i-1], checks[i]) for i in antimodes]
original_antimodes = antimodes[:]
# Fix the bounds of the antimodes to match the distribution.
if modes[0] < antimodes[0]: antimodes = [cdf.min] + antimodes
else: antimodes[0] = cdf.min
if modes[-1] > antimodes[-1]: antimodes += [cdf.max]
else: antimodes[-1] = cdf.max
# Make sure that there is an antimode between each mode.
for i in range(len(modes)):
if antimodes[i] > modes[i]:
# Update the next antimode with this one (as long as it's not the max).
if (i < len(modes)-1):
antimodes[i+1] = (antimodes[i] + antimodes[i+1]) / 2
# Always update this antimode to properly be LESS than the mode.
antimodes[i] = (modes[i] + modes[i-1]) / 2
print("len(modes): ",len(modes))
print("len(antimodes): ",len(antimodes))
# Define a function that counts the number of modes thta are too small.
def count_too_small():
return sum( (cdf(upp) - cdf(low)) < error for (low,upp) in
zip(antimodes[:-1],antimodes[1:]) )
# Show PDF
from util.plot import Plot
p = Plot()
pdf = pdf_fit(cdf.inverse(np.random.random((1000,))))
# Loop until all modes are big enough to be accepted given error tolerance.
step = 1
while count_too_small() > 0:
print()
print("step: ",step, (len(modes), len(antimodes)))
f = len(modes)
p.add_func("PDF", pdf, cdf(), color=p.color(1), frame=f, show_in_legend=(step==1))
# Generate the mode lines.
mode_lines = [[],[]]
for z in modes:
mode_lines[0] += [z,z,None]
mode_lines[1] += [0,.2,None]
p.add("modes", *mode_lines, color=p.color(0), mode="lines",
group="modes", show_in_legend=(z==modes[0] and step==1), frame=f)
# Generate the antimode lines.
anti_lines = [[],[]]
for z in antimodes:
anti_lines[0] += [z,z,None]
anti_lines[1] += [0,.2,None]
p.add("seperator", *anti_lines, color=p.color(3,alpha=.3), mode="lines",
group="seperator", show_in_legend=(z==antimodes[0] and (step==1)), frame=f)
step += 1
# Compute the densities and the sizes of each mode.
sizes = [cdf(antimodes[i+1]) - cdf(antimodes[i])
for i in range(len(modes))]
densities = [(cdf(antimodes[i+1]) - cdf(antimodes[i])) /
(antimodes[i+1] - antimodes[i])
for i in range(len(modes))]
# Compute those modes that have neighbors that are too small.
to_grow = [i for i in range(len(modes))
if (i > 0 and sizes[i-1] < error)
or (i < len(sizes)-1 and sizes[i+1] < error)]
if len(to_grow) == 0: break
print("modes: ",modes)
print("antimodes: ",antimodes)
print("sizes: ",sizes)
print("densities: ",densities)
print("to_grow: ",to_grow)
# Sort the modes to be grown by their size, largest first.
to_grow = sorted(to_grow, key=lambda i: -densities[i])
# Keep track of the modes that have already been absorbed.
preference = {}
taken = set()
conflicts = set()
modes_to_remove = []
anti_to_remove = []
while len(to_grow) > 0:
i = to_grow.pop(0)
# Pick which of the adjacent nodes to absorb.
to_absorb = None
if (i < len(modes)-1) and (sizes[i+1] < error):
direction = 1
to_absorb = i + 1
if (i > 0) and (sizes[i-1] < error):
# If there wasn't a right mode, take the left by default.
if (to_absorb == None):
direction = -1
to_absorb = i - 1
# Otherwise we have to pick based on the density similarity.
elif (abs(modes[i-1]-modes[i]) < abs(modes[i+1]-modes[i])):
# Take the other one if its density is more similar.
direction = -1
to_absorb = i - 1
# If there is no good option to absorb, the skip.
if (to_absorb in preference): continue
# Record the preferred pick of this mode.
preference[i] = (direction, to_absorb)
# If this mode is already absorbed, then add it to conflict list.
if to_absorb in taken: conflicts.add( to_absorb )
# Remove the ability to 'absorb' from modes getting absorbed.
if to_absorb in to_grow: to_grow.remove(to_absorb)
# Add the absorbed value to the set of "taken" modes.
taken.add(to_absorb)
# Resolve conflicts by giving absorbed modes to closer modes.
for i in sorted(conflicts, key=lambda i: -densities[i]):
if (abs(modes[i-1] - modes[i]) < abs(modes[i+1] - modes[i])):
preference.pop(i+1)
else:
preference.pop(i-1)
# Update the boundaries
for i in sorted(preference, key=lambda i: -densities[i]):
direction, to_absorb = preference[i]
# Update the boundary of this mode.
antimodes[i+(direction>0)] = antimodes[to_absorb + (direction>0)]
# Update the "to_remove" lists.
anti_to_remove.append( antimodes[to_absorb + (direction>0)] )
modes_to_remove.append( modes[to_absorb] )
# Remove the modes and antimodes that were merged.
for m in modes_to_remove: modes.remove(m)
for a in anti_to_remove: antimodes.remove(a)
# Update the remaining antimodes to be nearest to the middle
# of the remaining modes (making them representative dividers).
for i in range(len(modes)-1):
middle = (modes[i] + modes[i+1]) / 2
closest = np.argmin([abs(oam - middle) for oam in original_antimodes])
antimodes[i+1] = original_antimodes[closest]
f = len(modes)
p.add_func("PDF", pdf, cdf(), color=p.color(1), frame=f, show_in_legend=(step==1))
# Generate the mode lines.
mode_lines = [[],[]]
for z in modes:
mode_lines[0] += [z,z,None]
mode_lines[1] += [0,.2,None]
p.add("modes", *mode_lines, color=p.color(0), mode="lines",
group="modes", show_in_legend=(z==modes[0] and step==1), frame=f)
# Generate the antimode lines.
anti_lines = [[],[]]
for z in antimodes:
anti_lines[0] += [z,z,None]
anti_lines[1] += [0,.2,None]
p.add("seperator", *anti_lines, color=p.color(3,alpha=.3), mode="lines",
group="seperator", show_in_legend=(z==antimodes[0] and (step==1)), frame=f)
p.show(append=True, y_range=[0,.15])
p = Plot()
p.add_func("CDF", cdf, cdf(), color=p.color(1))
for z in modes:
p.add("modes", [z,z], [0,1], color=p.color(0), mode="lines",
group="modes", show_in_legend=(z==modes[0]))
for z in antimodes:
p.add("seperator", [z,z], [0,1], color=p.color(3), mode="lines",
group="sep", show_in_legend=(z==antimodes[0]))
p.show(append=True)
train_x = train_mat[:, in_idxs]
test_x = test_mat[:, out_idxs]
m = Voronoi()
m.fit(train_x)
lengths += [len(ids) for ids, wts in m(test_x)]
save(lengths)
print("len(lengths): ", len(lengths))
from util.plot import Plot
from util.stats import cdf_fit
p = Plot("Distribution of Number of Influencers",
"Number of records used to make prediction", "CDF value")
cdf = cdf_fit(lengths)
p.add_func("lengths", cdf, cdf(), show_in_legend=False, color=p.color(1))
p.show()
exit()
from util.approximate import Voronoi, NearestNeighbor, NeuralNetwork, DecisionTree
from util.approximate import ShepMod, BoxMesh, LSHEP, Delaunay
from util.approximate.testing import test_plot
# model = NearestNeighbor()
# model = Voronoi()
# model = DecisionTree()
# model = NeuralNetwork()
# model = BoxMesh()
# model = LSHEP()
def modes(data, confidence=.99, tol=1/1000):
from util.optimize import zero
num_samples = len(data)
error = 2*samples(num_samples, confidence=confidence)
print()
print("Smallest allowed mode: ",error)
print()
# Get the CDF points (known to be true based on data).
x, y = cdf_points(data)
cdf = cdf_fit((x,y), fit="linear")
x, y = x[1:], y[1:]
# Generate the candidate break points based on linear interpolation.
slopes = [(y[i+1] - y[i]) / (x[i+1] - x[i]) for i in range(len(x)-1)]
candidates = [i for i in range(1,len(slopes)-1)
if (slopes[i] < slopes[i-1]) and (slopes[i] < slopes[i+1])]
# Sort candidates by their 'width', the widest being the obvious divisors.
candidates = sorted(candidates, key=lambda i: -(x[i+1] - x[i]))
print("candidates: ",candidates)
print("slopes: ",[slopes[c] for c in candidates])
# Break the data at candidates as much as can be done with confidence.
breaks = [min(x), max(x)]
sizes = [1.]
chosen = []
print()
print("breaks: ",breaks)
print("sizes: ",sizes)
print("chosen: ",chosen)
print()
# Loop until there are no candidate break points left.
while len(candidates) > 0:
new_break_idx = candidates.pop(0)
new_break = (x[new_break_idx + 1] + x[new_break_idx]) / 2
b_idx = np.searchsorted(breaks, new_break, side="right")
# Compute the CDF values at the upper, break, and lower positions.
upp = cdf(breaks[b_idx+1]) if (b_idx < len(breaks)-1) else cdf.max
mid = cdf(new_break)
low = cdf(breaks[b_idx-1])
print()
print("new_break: ", new_break)
print("b_idx: ",b_idx)
print(" upp: ",upp, upp - mid)
print(" mid: ",mid)
print(" low: ",low, mid - low)
# Compute the size of the smallest mode resulting from the break.
smallest_result = min(upp - mid, mid - low)
# Skip the break if it makes a mode smaller than error.
if smallest_result < error: continue
print()
print("Num_modes: ", len(sizes))
print("breaks: ", breaks)
print("sizes: ", sizes)
print()
# Update the "breaks" and "sizes" lists.
breaks.insert(b_idx, new_break)
sizes.insert(b_idx, upp - mid)
sizes[b_idx-1] = mid - low
chosen.append(new_break_idx)
# From the "breaks" and "sizes", construct a list of "modes".
# Consider the most dense point between breaks the "mode".
modes = []
for i in range(len(chosen)):
low = 0 if (i == 0) else chosen[i-1]
upp = len(slopes)-1 if (i == len(chosen)-1) else chosen[i+1]
mode_idx = low + np.argmax(slopes[low:upp])
modes.append( (x[mode_idx+1] + x[mode_idx]) / 2 )
from util.plot import Plot
p = Plot()
pdf = pdf_fit(data)
p.add_func("PDF", pdf, pdf(), color=p.color(1))
# Generate the mode lines.
mode_lines = [[],[]]
for z in modes:
mode_lines[0] += [z,z,None]
mode_lines[1] += [0,.2,None]
p.add("modes", *mode_lines, color=p.color(0), mode="lines", group="modes")
# Generate the antimode lines.
break_lines = [[],[]]
for z in breaks:
break_lines[0] += [z,z,None]
break_lines[1] += [0,.2,None]
p.add("seperator", *break_lines, color=p.color(3,alpha=.3), mode="lines", group="seperator")
p.show()
# Show CDF
p = Plot()
pdf = pdf_fit(data)
p.add_func("CDF", cdf, cdf(), color=p.color(1))
# Generate the mode lines.
mode_lines = [[],[]]
for z in modes:
mode_lines[0] += [z,z,None]
mode_lines[1] += [0,1,None]
p.add("modes", *mode_lines, color=p.color(0), mode="lines", group="modes")
# Generate the antimode lines.
break_lines = [[],[]]
for z in breaks:
break_lines[0] += [z,z,None]
break_lines[1] += [0,1,None]
p.add("seperator", *break_lines, color=p.color(3,alpha=.3), mode="lines", group="seperator")
p.show(append=True)
